Celtic Ray Public House - Punta Gorda (FL)

4 /5 Dawn Marie: Thw food was delicious and full of flavor. We ordered the Reuben Pasty. It tasted nothing like any reuben that weve ever had, but it was so good. The restaurant/pub is a bit different than we had ever been to. We sat at a table for sometime before I saw a sign that said to order at one of the bars and that was a bit frustrating as 2 people n our party were older and one in a wheelchair that didnt make it easy for our party at remembering everyones drinks, food, and paying. Also the nenu was on a chalk board abovevthe bar, and definitely not easy for a few in our party to see in the dim lighting. I did ask for menus and they had pamphlet size menus. The main floor is wheelchair accessible at the front and back door the bathroom was wide enough for a wheelchair. I definitely recommend checking out this restaurant/pub.

5 /5 Michelle Corbin: Really cool Public house. Lots of seating, huge bar, excellent food, great beer, friendly staff, it’s just a good place to stop and eat and grab a pint of Guinness. We had shepherds pie and fish and chips and enjoyed every bit of it. Portions are hefty and worth every penny. For dessert we had Dublin tart - baileys and chocolate…yes please! If you like spicy ask for the hot sauces!

5 /5 Ivette: Amazing place! Great food, good prices, excellent drinks, nice customer service. We really enjoyed the live music, many people danced, that band was really good!

5 /5 Alec Damon: As of 12/20/2025, the last time I had been here was approximately a week before the devastation of Hurricane Ian. I had a lot of good memories here, including a third date. Ever since I moved back down to Fort Myers to keep my lonely grandmother company, Id wanted to come back to the Ray, along other restaurants. Finally had the opening to do so after dropping ma off at the airport from her Christmas visit. It was all I remembered and more. Rustic, CELTIC interior. Order at the bar like a right proper Pub, hearty side of chips and a slice of buttered soda bread with your pasty, and enjoy your meal in one of the best establishments in SWFL. The fact that a slice of Éire made it all the way down here without being mutated into some Americanised hellspawn is a genuine miracle. No burgers on the menu, just pure Irish cuisine made right and proper. Get a Pasty. Get your bread pudding. And, if they got one, get a loaf of that soda bread to take home with you.

5 /5 Cheryl Futch: The staff, service, drinks, and food is top-notch. We sat outside and listened to the band and they were fantastic. I highly recommend the fish and chips. This place is a must if you are in the area. You will always have a great time.